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By Janat Totakhail, ChildFund Afghanistan
Janana is 15 and the oldest of four sisters. They live in a village in northern Afghanistan near the border of Tajikistan, where few children — especially girls — have the opportunity to get an education. Janana, too, had never been allowed by her mother and father to attend school.
Her father works as a shopkeeper and sometimes as a hired farmer, while her mother takes care of the household. As the oldest sister, Janana also has many responsibilities at home. But she always hoped to go to school. Today, that goal has become a strong possibility.
In Afghanistan, ChildFund supports Child-Friendly Spaces (CFS) where children and teens can study and play. In Janana's village and four more, we started 10 CFSs in 2013: one for boys and one for girls in each community, and 1,001 children have taken part in the program. Many have experienced war-related trauma and are still at risk of violence, abuse and neglect, so the spaces don't just serve educational needs. They help keep children safe and also let community members plan for emergencies, particularly how to protect their children. Once ChildFund's direct supervision ended in January, community members have stepped in to run the programs.
The CFSs for girls have eased some of the stigma attached to education for young women. Janana persuaded her parents to let her attend.
Now, it is her second home, giving her a place to learn and spend time with girls from her neighborhood. Janana is able to read and write names and short sentences, and she's about a year away from mastering primary school-level literacy and numeracy. One of her sisters has joined her at the CFS.
"I like learning the Pashto language," Janana says, "and I feel proud and empowered while reading a letter for my parents and helping my little sister to read and write."
If she had not attended the CFS, she adds, "my life would be different. I would be busy all day with housework, with no opportunity to interact with peers, make friends, play, and learn to read and write."
Janana's parents also are happy to see their daughter progressing in her studies.
"An illiterate person is like a blind person," her father says. "My daughter helps me to learn Islamic principles; she reads for me the letters, invitations and wedding cards; takes note of money that I lend to people, and she helps me understand the details of the electricity bill. She helps her mother and sisters in understanding personal hygiene and health issues. I am proud having Janana as a helping hand."
Kochai, who facilitates the CFS, also has noticed her progress: "Janana has been very active participating in learning activities. She learned to respect parents and elders, gained awareness in health and hygiene, and, more importantly, is progressing well in literacy and numeracy. I am hopeful that one day she will join school with children of her age."
Her family, too, is encouraging Janana to continue her education at a school close to her village. She has a big dream for the future: "I want to be a teacher, to help all school-age girls in my village to go to school and learn to make their future and help others."
Martin Nañawa of ChildFund Philippines has been traveling through the Visayas, the region most severely affected a year ago by Super Typhoon Haiyan, recording its current status. Despite dramatic loss of life and property last November, communities are rebounding, with businesses and homes having been rebuilt over the past several months. Here, you can see how your gifts, along with the elbow grease of residents and ChildFund's local partners, have made a difference in Tacloban. Martin notes: "You may have noticed the signage says 'Tindog Negosyo.' Tindog is the verb for standing up, or getting to your feet, and Negosyo stands for business."
Read more about the binagol makers here.
Martin Nañawa of ChildFund Philippines took these pictures in Tacloban, one of the worst-hit localities during Super Typhoon Haiyan, a year after the storm struck the central Philippines on Nov. 8, 2013. Community members lit candles to commemorate the people lost in the disaster.
By Martin Nañawa, ChildFund Philippines
Before the typhoon, women in Miriam's village would gather in a common space at the edge of their row of houses and take turns making batches of binagol, a staple dessert in Leyte, an island in the central Philippines.
Although there's not a perfect comparison in Western cuisine, binagol is a little like tapioca pudding and also tastes similar to sticky rice cakes found throughout Southeast Asia. It is made with talyan roots, similar to taro, instead of rice.
There's a smaller version of this sweet served in the northern Philippines, called "kulangot" (boogers). There's also a variant made from rice, which is called "moron." We have such glamorous names for local delicacies.
The women chop the talyan roots and cook them with coconut milk, condensed milk, eggs and sugar inside coconut husks with banana leaves layered on top. Everything is then wrapped in banana leaves and knotted with straw into a bun. This packaging makes binagol easily portable, and in Leyte, you'll find it at markets, corner stores, canteens and even transit terminals. Miriam and the women of her village made enough binagol to drop off at nearby markets and make a small profit for themselves.
But when Super Typhoon Haiyan struck the region Nov. 8, 2013, everything changed for millions of Filipinos. The storm, one of the worst in the area's history, claimed 6,300 lives and destroyed half a million homes in the central Philippines.
Scarcity of food was a primary challenge, and many villagers also had to repair or rebuild their homes. Selling binagol was not an option for Miriam and her neighbors, at least for the foreseeable future. This was especially difficult for her, as her husband's earnings as a farmhand were never enough even before the typhoon.
But after immediate needs like food, shelter and clean water were filled, ChildFund and our local partner organizations started helping people reclaim their livelihoods — including the binagol-makers, who received assistance in July. This is all part of ChildFund's response after disasters.
Miriam felt hope for the first time since the typhoon. She was not sure what to expect from ChildFund staff when they first came, but the workshop held right at her village helped her understand that we were there to help. Still, she and the other mothers would have to work hard to restore their livelihood, but improve it as well.
Miriam received a complete set of utensils for binagol production, allowing her and her neighbors to make as much of the dessert as they could. And ChildFund provided the ingredients for their first run. Most importantly, we've invested capital in the business, which has helped Miriam and her neighbors escape debt.
Before the typhoon, the binagol-makers took loans to buy the ingredients, repaying loans from their profits as they're made. With ChildFund's investment, though, the women don't start off in debt and are now putting 10 percent of their profits into savings so their startup capital will grow.
Now Miriam and her neighbors individually produce binagol, and they no longer labor merely to pay debt. They're able to increase their village's total production many times. With their increased production capacity, they've been able to broker an agreement with a wholesaler.
"I'm pleased and surprised how much better business is now," Miriam says. "Life was so difficult after Haiyan, I was desperate to find a new way to feed my three children. I'm glad I can return to what I'm skilled at and provide better for my family."
By Meg Carter, ChildFund Sponsorship Communication Specialist
Indian cuisine is noted for its samosas, curries, biryanis, vindaloos and kormas — rich, complex and savory dishes. ChildFund staff members at our International Office in Richmond, Va., went to an Indian restaurant for lunch recently, where we tried a variety of dishes, along with rice and bread (naan) and sauces, such as raita and chutney. A raita is a yogurt-based sauce that often includes cucumbers, fresh mint, pepper, coriander and cumin. It helps quench the fiery spices of some dishes. Chutney, a relish made of spices and fruits or vegetables, can be fresh, pickled, spicy or sweet. The word is derived from the Sanskrit word that means "to lick."
We're going to learn how to make a classic tomato-apricot chutney, which is sweet and spicy, a relish that would go well with northern Indian or even Persian cuisine. Eat it with any rice and sauce dish, like a korma or a masala, or flatbreads.
1 tablespoon chopped garlic
1 tablespoon fresh, grated ginger
¼ teaspoon cinnamon
¼ teaspoon cardamom
¼ cloves
Butter or coconut oil
1 cup chopped, dried apricots
3 to 5 chopped tomatoes
¼ teaspoon sea salt
2 tablespoons honey
2 tablespoons lime juice
Mix and sauté garlic, ginger, cinnamon, cardamom and cloves in clarified butter or coconut oil for 1 minute. Add dried apricots, tomatoes, sea salt, honey and lime juice. Simmer uncovered on low heat for 30 minutes, until apricots are soft and the chutney thickens.
Chill before serving. Store tightly covered in the refrigerator for up to three weeks or freeze, if you want to keep the chutney for longer periods.
This month, ChildFund's blog is celebrating the harvest and traditional foods of the countries where we work. On Fridays in October, we'll share recipes. If you try one, take a picture of your dish and share it with us on our Facebook page!
By Himangi Jayasundera, ChildFund Sri Lanka
Vijayakumaratharun, who is 10, says that what makes him most sad is seeing his mother cry. It hasn't been an easy life for Ithayakala, 34, who was abandoned by her husband when her son was very small.
Living in a rural village in the Batticaloa district of Sri Lanka and with little education, her livelihood came from selling the vegetables she grew in her small home garden, plus doing odd jobs and working in rice paddies, seasonal work. But when Vijayakumaratharun was sponsored three years ago through ChildFund New Zealand, one of ChildFund International's Alliance partners, his mother saw a ray of hope.
"Things have changed for us now," Ithayakala says. Although she still struggles to make enough money, the strain has decreased. "Almost all of his educational expenses are covered thanks to sponsorship," she adds.
In addition to his sponsorship, Vijayakumaratharun and his mother have three goats and three cows. Ithayakala sells surplus milk, which supplements their income.
Ithyakala has had the opportunity to participate in ChildFund's nutrition program, where she learned about growing and cooking nutritious foods for her son. Now, she is a leader and teaches other mothers the same skills. She has also benefited from child protection programs organized by ChildFund Sri Lanka for the community.
Vijayakumaratharun shares with us a photograph and letters he has received from his sponsor in New Zealand. The kea, he points out from a card with several animals from New Zealand, is his favorite. "I want to thank her for all the greeting cards and letters she has sent me. I have learnt new things about her family in New Zealand and about the animals there."
In October, ChildFund's blog is celebrating the harvest and traditional foods of the countries where we work, as well as the importance of nutrition and agriculture.
By Silvia Ximenes, ChildFund Timor-Leste
Nine-year-old Fernanda's family tends a garden in Manatuto, Timor-Leste, with corn, long beans, bananas and cassava that feed Fernanda and her four siblings, with enough left over to sell and make a small income. Now, they have a goat too, which they received earlier this year.
"We don't have a rice field, as most people do, but only a small plot of land for vegetables," says Fernando, Fernanda's father. "We only do farming in which the production is very low and not enough to sustain family needs. We really wanted to do some other things in order to support family's income, like buy goats, but we have no money. So we are lucky and happy to receive the goat."
Fernando's family is one of 10 families who received a goat this past spring. Fernanda and her siblings enjoy taking care of the 10 goats, which are kept in the same field. "After school I pull out the goats, feed and give them drink and let them eat the grass," says Fernanda, who wants to become a teacher.
"Once our goat has multiplied, then I will sell some to buy my children's school materials — such as books, pens, uniforms, et cetera," says Fernando. "Moreover, we will also have some for family consumption."
It is quite rare for families in Manatuto to include meat in their meals, as it is too expensive and in limited supply. "We can only eat goat's meat when there is a cultural event or ceremony, which probably happens about two to five times a year," Fernando says.
"With respect and happiness, I want to thank the donors who provide us goats," he adds. "We will take care of them."
Fernando hopes his children will have a promising future. "I want them to have a good education and later to have a job, so they can have a better life. I will keep supporting them with my own efforts to help them realize their dreams."
School is starting this week for many children in the United States. Children and youth in many of the 30 countries where ChildFund works have limited access to school, whether it's because their families can't afford to pay fees for uniforms, or the children are relied upon to fetch water or work to contribute to a family's livelihood. Sponsorship helps many children attend school longer and have a better chance to break the generational cycle of poverty. Here are some pictures of students from communities where we work:
By Himangi Jayasundere, ChildFund Sri Lanka
"Soap and water, scrub, scrub, scrub," hums Sashini as she washes her hands.
Like many of her friends, the 11-year-old did not bother too much with washing her hands properly before. Sometimes she and her friends would come home after playing outside or helping with paddy cultivation and wash their hands a little with water to get the mud and dust off. But now things have changed with a program organized by ChildFund Sri Lanka to promote proper hand washing, especially before meals.
Sashini was among 90 children age 6 to 14 who participated in the hand-washing program conducted at Mayurapada Kanishta Vidyalaya, a school in the Polonnaruwa district in north central Sri Lanka.
"We teach children about the importance of washing their hands, especially before meals," says K.M. Chandralatha, a teacher. "But it happens within the classroom. This program was a practical experience in correct hand washing, and I think many of them got first-hand experience on the proper way to do it."
Access to clean water is crucial for hand washing and other good hygienic practices.
The program commenced with an introduction to hand-washing day, followed by a practical demonstration by a science teacher, illustrating how harmful bacteria can be neutralized with the use of soap and water.
A midwife who works in public health taught the children good hand-washing techniques. "We talk regularly with parents on this subject, but we rarely get an opportunity to talk to children about the importance of hand washing," says H.M. Chamali Piyaratne, the midwife. "It was a good experience, and I look forward to doing more sessions with children."
Sashini adds that the program has helped many of her friends, who have in turn taught their younger siblings about proper hand-washing techniques.
"We were never taught to wash our hands like this before," she says. "The experience of doing it with clear instructions has taught us how important it is."
To further assist and promote hand washing and good hygiene among children, ChildFund Sri Lanka also provided two sinks to Sashini's school.
By Sagita Adesywi, ChildFund Indonesia
In Banten, Indonesia, teachers sang about how much they would miss ChildFund and its corporate partner, Krakatau Posco, as a six-month pilot project to improve their schools was coming to an end.
"Please don't go, ChildFund," sang the teachers. "Please don't go, Krakatau Posco."
March marked the end of Sekolahku Asik, Indonesian for "My School is Really Cool." The project was a joint initiative between ChildFund Indonesia, Krakatau Posco, an Indonesian company, and the Community Chest of Korea to support Indonesia's government in improving the quality of basic education.
"The Sekolahku Asik program has improved the schools' infrastructures, teaching skills of the teachers, students' engagement and employees' participation in education," says Min Kyung Zoon, president of Krakatau Posco.
The program was implemented in three elementary schools as a pilot in Cilegon, Banten, and 35 teachers from 13 schools in the region received training in interactive learning. Children attended consultation events to express what they wanted their schools to be like, voicing their views through drawing, writing and storytelling.
The schools received minor repairs, and employees of Krakatau Posco had the opportunity to volunteer at the schools, teaching children how to plant trees, wash their hands properly and how to dispose of organic and inorganic waste. More than 500 children benefited from the experience.
The schools now have better and cleaner restrooms, organized libraries with more books and fresh coats of paint on the walls.
"My school was quite dull," says 12-year-old Novalina. "The restroom was dark and dirty. Sometimes I felt scared when I went there. I joined the competition with other students to tell what we want to be improved in our school. Now, my school looks really nice and much cleaner. We chose the color for the walls, too."
Teachers, too, were pleased with the program: "We really like the training, as it has enhanced our knowledge and skill in an interactive teaching method," says Tati Fatayati. "This brings changes to the students; where they might have been feeling bored with the teaching process in the class, now they feel it is more fun and interactive."
Now that the pilot stage has ended, ChildFund and Krakatau Posco are working together to continue the program at the three schools, as well as other schools, this year.


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A crazy day of storms and tornado warnings yesterday also involved a home getting struck by lightning!
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- SLDR provides golfers with two elements of adjustability to get the best performance off the tee - slider weight plate and adjustable loft-sleeve on hosel
- 21 SLDR weight positions allow players to manipulate both the Center of Gravity and Lie Angle of the driver
- 20-gram SLDR weight can be moved closer to the front of the driver head, adjusting the Center of Gravity (CG) lower and more forward
- Adjusting the Center of Gravity customizes shot shape/type up to 30 yards to match any golfer's swing stroke
- Low and forward Center of Gravity generates high launch, fast ball speeds and lower spin for improved overall distance
- Increase or reduce loft angle up to 1.5° with 12-position loft sleeve on hosel for optimum trajectory
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- Lie: 59-62°
- Length: 45.5"
- Volume: 460cc
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- Loft: 10.5°
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Rated 4 out of 5�by KCHusker Great driver The only reason I didn't give this review 5 stars was because it didn't come with the wrench you need to adjust the loft. I had to go into the store and get one. October 7, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5�by MattyRN SLDR I took this to the range and within 20 balls had it dialed in and ready to hit the course. on the course.....fantastic! October 2, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5�by Gbrown Taylormade Sldr I switched from my Nike vr to the Taylormade SLDR, wow what a difference. Its longer in distance,with more club face, and more manageable with my swing speed. It's just an all around better driver for me. Great club. September 30, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5�by mygolf as advertised recd driver went to my local dicks store was able to use the simulator to try different adjustments September 21, 2015
Rated 4 out of 5�by Kevin1113 Good driver Love the feel and sound of the ball coming off this club! September 20, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5�by Buddy Awesome Driver I bought this driver for a friend and he is getting the ball in the air and loves the ease with which it can be played! It was a 12* Loft! Awesome product! September 15, 2015
Rated 3 out of 5�by Jerry1 Product Good, Packaging Bad I received the driver in a box that hadn't been completely sealed at one end. Subsequently the box was squashed and an opening existed causing the driver adjustment tool to disappear. Otherwise, the Taylor Made driver was as advertised and I think I will like it. I haven't had a chance to try it out as yet. September 9, 2015
Rated 1 out of 5�by Duffer Bad choice Terrible-The club appeared used--This club was adjustable, yet it did not include a tool that was necessary to use for the adjustment. After I returned tis club I noticed that every other web site had this club at a lower price and it did include the wrench. September 8, 2015
Rated 2 out of 5�by Ken72 Not happy I tried various settings on the range. I then used it for 18 holes. While my slice was corrected slightly, it was not worth the cost of buying a new driver as I have the same driver, previous generation, but without the fade/draw adjustment on it. I also do not like the feel of it. When I hit the ball it feels like a thud or like hitting a rock with a stick. It doesn't give the nice sound and feel I get with my other driver. I am 72 years old and golf about three times a month. I purchased this club to correct my slice and get more distance. I also lost distance.. After reading the instructions I find I should now find out my ball speed, spin ect. I was not told this when purchased. I now plan on doing this but this club is not very forgiving for those of us that need the help it was supposed to give us. I am not happy with this club. September 8, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5�by EJohn Taylor Made has a great feel and by adjusting the loft, I think I have more control of the ball flight. I seem to hit my drives farther and straighter with the SLDR. While it is not a 2015 product, I got a great deal on it and am very pleased. August 26, 2015


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Great application - You can't beat the price Easy install, re-booted and the GPS is tracking correct. Attitude Indicator rocks and rolls and levels out when your wings are level just like when I am flying. I will give it a four start rating for now. Will report back after flight test. I am using a LGL S Smart Phone.
tests good on deck using LG model LGL45C and DroidX. App works fine for attitude while walking around going "zoom" with the phones. Heading, not so great. Velcro'd to the panel of my plane. Phones too dim to see the heading display very well. Heading vacillated like a magnetic compass. Pitch indication good, roll indication non-existent. Peeled phones off the velcro. Tip, tilt; pitch and roll both good. Hold them steady but not on panel, maneuver aircraft. Pitch good, still no roll indication.
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The transition from Warehouse 13 to Warehouse 14 is chugging onward, despite the best efforts of Artie and his agents.
At the literal and figurative center of this week's bizarre action rested SC&P's brand-new computer.
"The Inheritance" featured quite a few callbacks to the Season 2 and early Season 3 storylines that were relegated to the back burner during Adalind's baby drama and the homicidal European road trip.
At the heart of "The Gorilla Dissolution" sat a lot of anxiety.
After puttering around for a few weeks, Supernatural finally returned to the season's big story.
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I have owned several TV's in my lifetime but none of them compare to this one. It has many features, too man to mention. I have added a home theater surround system that enhances the great picture and audio.
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Not so smart "smart TV" . I would not recommend this TV because the apps it has fail all the time and I am angry that my smart TV runs like cowflop. Slow reaction time with software and apps that fail me left and right and the worst part is that I can't just load the ones I want. eg. chrome instead of the pore excuse for a web browser that will not load what I want and crashes all the time. As a computers systems engineer I would say Go buy a samsung that is not smart and hook up a computer to it.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
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2 month's old and no picture is showing.Not Happy.
Great buy
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I always wanted to a LED tv and when I had the chance to get this one I jumped at it . This Tv was worth every penny the picture is very vivid and clear. all the apps that it offers and all the different features that comes with it blows me away . I have received several complements about the size and picture .
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I am super impressed with my Samsung UN65H7150AFXZATV I own a previous model in a 55" and since I got this one I have also ordered a 75" model for my parents. The TV is Slim, Sleak, Very low profile and the picture is amazing. For anyone looking to upgrade or replace a TV I highly recommend this TV.
Great TV
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Outstanding picture and great features. Easy to connect to Netflix.
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First off let me start by saying I LOVE SAMSUNG PRODUCTS!! I'll start with the biggest and only CON: With that being said, I've been very disappointed with the "Smart" functionality of this TV. I had read reviews that warned of the "Smart" functionality being less than stellar. I figured some people just like to complain and that I'll just see for myself. Well I'd be lying if I didn't say that I should have believed the reviews. I was really hoping that the "Smart" functions would work flawless and I would be able to use this TV as the hub for all of my entertainment. Let's just say you can't. The "Smart" features are useable 1/50 times if that. You try to access Netflix and it trys to load and then goes back to regular TV. You try to use Amazon Prime Instant Video - same thing..... I'm not sure where the issue lies and to be honest I haven't had time to call and trouble shoot. Based on some of the other reviews I've read this seems like a common issue and one I don't want to waste my time on. I keep hoping for a software update that will fix these issues, but again I read that won't be happening. I have been tempted to return the TV and try another model, I just don't want to spend an extra $500 and possibly have this same issue arise. I may just spend the $40 and get a Amazon Fire Stick and move along. PRO: The picture is great! It's bright and vivid and beautiful. If the rest of the TV wasn't so nice I can say I would send it back. The Speakers are surprisingly loud as well. I was fully expecting to need to get a sound bar but was pleasantly met with loud crisp sound coming from the set. For all the people who have read reviews about the "Smart" features being horrible - believe them. IF you're not too concerned about that then this TV is the way to go!
Samsung 65" 7150
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TV views well from straight ahead, but doesn't have very wide viewing angle, and has quite a bit of glare in bright rooms. Overall, a good TV, although I haven't been able to access Netflix and a few other apps on the hub.
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Everything is good on the TV, Except when it comes to the additional features. It has had issues playing netflix. or my Digital movie collection on Vudu. It seems to have issues staying connected to the service. However, I am trying an upgraded ISP to see if that will fix the issues, it is a much faster and a more reliable connection. All in all, my wife and I enjoy the fact that we can watch 3D movies
The picture is great.
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I love the picture. The audio speakers are in the rear of the TV, and I am hard of hearing, so this makes it more difficult for me to understand. The smart TV function is great. The 3D doesn't really impress me.
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Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi launched his ambitious "Make in India" program last September, pledging to lower barriers to doing business and promote foreign investment. Read More »
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Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's first year in office has received mixed reviews but a look at some basic indicators suggests the economy is in much better shape now than when he took over.
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India's radically revised gross domestic product data have apparently left economists dazed and confused because they are uncharacteristically silent about what growth was last quarter.
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There is no doubt Windows 8 is going to be the star attraction amongst the software lineup of the current year. All Windows releases get a lion's share of the spotlight and customer attention, but this time the effect is going to be amplified many times over. This buzz is largely due to the Metro interface that's making a transition from Windows Phone 7 to millions of desktop computers.
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Now, eight months after the announcement, the Lumia 800 has been out-spec'ed by the Lumia 900, and out-bargained by the Lumia 710 and Lumia 610, yet it still holds a good place in the Windows Phone ecosystem, with frequent updates and many operator contracts worldwide. Here is my personal review of it, focusing on the specific Lumia experience compared to other Windows Phone devices, outlining the reasons of its success as well as the shortcomings that I've noticed over a couple of months of regular use.
A picture is worth a thousand words and a moving image can say even more. Cliplets is a unique tool from Microsoft that enables you to create something that bridges the gap between still images and videos.
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Of course it's no secret that the the mobile phone was not always this glorious; back in the day the only real portable telephone you could get your hands on was the size of a brick and weighed – just as much. Even then, you would be restricted to the then-revered practice of just making a call. Of course times have changed, and we now live in an age of all sorts of pocket-size wonder. In this, there are many parallels to the ways that other technologies have matured and branched, and this is what I intend to look into.
In a gamer's life, there is nothing more interesting than the announcement of a title that's been long awaited. I clearly remember being super excited right before the release of Battlefield 3 and totally charged up when DotA 2 was unveiled last August. However, my excitement was cut short by the realization that my PC might not be able to handle the load of these 'heavy' games.
While a game's performance depends upon the specifications of the system (fellow geeks, read that as CPU, RAM, HDD, PSU & GPU), optimization is another facet that is frequently ignored by most gamers. Having the juice in your components and keeping the juice flowing when it matters are totally different scenarios, and I am going to focus on the latter one here. So, are you interested in getting the best possible performance out of your PC while playing your favorite games? Read on to find out how!
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With the decline of WebOS and Blackberry, the contest for the best mobile OS has largely been narrowed to just three: Apple's iOS, Google's Android, and Microsoft's Windows Phone 7 (WP7). Each operating system has its benefits and its downfalls, and as each matures, it will be interesting to see which adds the killer features to sway the majority of users. At this point, it's obvious that Apple has the app crown for now, Google owns the customization realm, and Windows is catering to business users and anyone looking for something sophisticated and modern.
As someone who has used all three systems over the years and generally kept up with the news for each, I feel I can provide a decent overview of where they stand today. The sad truth is that all the OS hopping I've done is because each excels in a few areas over the others, but there is no one OS to rule them all.Hit the jump for a detailed comparison.


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The Appalachian at Mountain Creek offers year round vacation excitement by owner at discount rates. Ski in, ski out or snowboard in winter. Other seasons use the nearby Water Park, Freeride Mountain Biking Park, golf at seven championship courses, horseback ride or use the exciting new Zip line. Or just relax at the heated pool, hot tubs or sauna in the fitness center. Or pamper yourself at a nearby Spa. Or...
The one bedroom unit sleeps up to four and faces the mountain and the pool.TripAdvisor property ID 2288283
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The Appalachian at Mountain Creek provides ski in, ski out accomodationsin a luxury setting. It is near the wine growing area of Northern New Jersey and close to the nifty town of Warwick, New York. The Water Park and Diablo Mountain Biking Park are on the grounds.
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Key statistics: 20.1 ppg, 4.3 rpg, 4.4 apg, 1.5 spg, 2.0 tpg, 38.4 mpg, .471 FG, .314 3PT, .742 FT
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